Fundada en 1988, Cold Jet fabrica equipos de limpieza con hielo seco y sistemas para producirlo, atendiendo a clientes de México y Latinoamérica directamente como fabricante original. La empresa posee la patente original de los equipos modernos de limpieza con hielo seco y más de 250 patentes en todo el mundo. Desde su oficina central en Monterrey, ofrece asistencia técnica local para mantener en operación sus equipos de limpieza, peletizadoras y sistemas de recuperación de CO₂.
Cold JetCold Jet opened in Loveland, Ohio, in 1988 and has spent more than 30 years focused exclusively on dry ice technology. The company holds the original patent for modern dry ice blasting equipment, issued in 1986, and has built a global business around recycled-CO2 solutions for industrial customers seeking cleaner surface maintenance or dependable dry ice supply.LOVELAND, OH
Cold JetWith more than 35 years in the field, Cold Jet manufactures dry ice blasting equipment and on-site dry ice production systems for industrial use. Based in Loveland, Ohio, the company’s technology uses recycled CO2 and supports a global installed base of more than 15,000 customers. Its dry ice blasting approach cleans without abrasives or secondary waste, while its production systems help businesses make dry ice where and when they need it.WEST CHESTER, OH
Jetstream of Houston, LLPFounded in 1976, Houston-based Jetstream of Houston manufactures and distributes high-pressure waterblasting equipment for industrial cleaning and surface preparation, with systems reaching 40,000 psi. A Federal Signal company, Jetstream is known for its American-made UNx pump technology and maintains one of North America’s largest waterblasting inventories. The company also supports equipment users with rentals, refurbishment, trade-ins, and customized safety training.TOLEDO, OH
Kashiyama Industries, LtdFounded in 1946, Kashiyama Industries manufactures dry vacuum pumps and other vacuum equipment for advanced manufacturing, while also developing snowmaking and ski-resort systems. The Saku-based company developed Japan’s first domestically produced dry vacuum pump in 1986 and has since built four production sites in the city, four domestic offices and eight overseas subsidiaries. Its ski business grew from Japan’s first snow machine into support for resort planning, development and operations.